Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-12-14

Nickel and silver Chatelain watches,
warranted from SIS to 81, at Sproesser's.
-Bulefed linen handkerchiefs, table
cloths, napkins and towels at Trachte &
Trayser's.
-Rememb Der that you can buy solid
silver and silver plated ware at astonish-
ing low prices at Aug Wiggenhorn's.
An eles ant line ofsilk handkerchiefs
and silk muff1ers at low prices.
CRUDE & ACHTENHAGEN.
An immense assortment of muffiers
just arrived for the holiday trade at
SCHILLER & QUENTMEYER's.
In connection with The REPUBLICAN
we are prepared to furnish The Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean at seventy-fve cents
year.
Piano stools, piano scarfs, piano
spreads in silk, plush, mohair plush and
cloth, at reasonable figures, can be had
at Sproesser's.
Our townsman G. A. Judd has been
granted patent upon a device for seal
ing coin bags, very necessary require
ment in the express business.
Before purchasing elsewhere, you
will do we'll by examining the large and
most elegant stock OF jewelry and silver
plated ware at Aug. Wiggenhorn's.
The regular meeting Of the Board of
Street Commissioners was not held Mon
day evening for want of quorum. A
special meeting is called for this evening.
Monday evening DIR. ValerIus & Go.
shipped sixteen horses for the Wisconsin
Land and Lumber company at Hermans
Vile, Michigan, via the Chicago & North
western railway.
Aug. Wiggenhorn offers big induce
ments in silver and gold watches, cuff
buttons, gold pens, rings set with diamond
opals, turquoises, rubies. etc, garnet
jeweIry away down.
Morning topic at the NJ E. church
next Sunday: personal Responsibility
in Christian Work" Evening: "True
ManIiness" A short talk to young peo-
pie preceding morning sermon.
True happiness is attained by buying
your boots, shoes, rubbers and overshoes
from Jake Koerner, who has we'll earned
the title of the Reliable Shoemaker"
Reliable goods at prices that you can rely
upon being low, is Jake's motto. Call
and see him.
The following are the officers-elect OF
Lincoln lodge No 20, Knights of Pythias,
chosen at the last regular meeting, We'd
nesday evening: C.E Emmerling, c. c.;
A. SolIlday, V. G; J. B. May, P; D. Fl.
Beurhaus, Nj. F.; w. F. Brandt, M. Ex.;
WIN. Humphrey, K. R. and S.; w. A.
Beurhaus, NJ. at A.
Another great sale on parlor suits for
the next ten days. In order to give you an
idea for what they are sold for [ will
mention a few prices: Tapestry suits
banded with silk plush bands, worth $40
at $50; plush suits worth $45 at $50, and
so on, etc. Come early so as to secure
the best bargain, for they are going like
hot cakes. E. w. SCHULTZ.
At the regular meeting held We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 9, of o. D. Pease post
No. "a, 6. A. r., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Command
er, F. Kusel; S. V. c., J. n. Bartlett;
w. c., Charles Wollensack; Surgeon,
W. G. Spalding; Chaplain, G. Dippel;
O. of D., W. E. Dervin; 0. of G., James
Gingles; @. NJ, JAG. Ditschler; Delegates
to Dept Encampment, L. Kabet and w.
G. Spalding; Alternates, W. Nash and
J. Habhegger.
1t is now about two months since
that an article was published in THE Re-
PUBLICAN under the head of ga Medical
Dead Beat referring to one DR.. Wm.
Plunkett, who had come here and put up
at the American House for short profess
sional stay. After remaining here week
or so be left town without our knowledge.
DR.. Plunkett was indebted to THE Re-
PUBLICAN office to the amount of $500
for printing circulars. Another debt of
ST. so was left unpaid at The Weltburger
office. These two circumstances together
with the fact that the doctor tried TO get
our endorsement on a check drawn on a
Mankato, MIMI bank was convincing
to us, at least, that DR.. Plunkett meant 10
be dishonest and hence our exposure.
That We were too hasty in our structures
time has demonstrated, for DR.. Plunkett
has not only paid The Weltburger bill,
but the Mankato bank paper was good,
g. Smith, of the American House, having